text:
Products Description
your order is download magic product , send via email, no gimmick included.
please tell me your email address if you accept
best wishes
50 Famous by Pablo Amira (Instant Download)
A stack of photos and amazing possibilities with "50 Famous"
Read minds and much more with this!
Product Reviews
Customers who bought this product also purchased...
New Products For August
Conditions of Use | Shipping | Privacy | Site Map | FAQs |
Copyright © 2018 52chinamagic.com All Rights Reserved.


text:
Everyone from President Obama on down is looking for ways to improve our country's schools and raise student achievement. Since March is National Nutrition Month, it's time to propose a simple and obvious solution -- all American children should eat breakfast! Research shows it is nutritionally the most important meal for brain development and scholastic success, and can substantially improve academic performance across the country regardless of regional, ethnic, age and economic disparities.
Missing breakfast has dire consequences in the classroom. It impairs children's ability to learn and leads to a range of deficits that include increased educational, emotional and behavioral problems; lower test scores; and greater hyperactivity, absenteeism and tardiness. Food Research & Action Center (FRAC) has compiled a compelling summary of findings in its "Breakfast for Learning" fact sheet. And it unequivocally notes that eating breakfast vastly improves kids' chances for success.
Still, an unacceptably high number of children miss breakfast. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Foundation found that in America, 42 percent of Caucasian children, 59 percent of African-American children and 42 percent of Hispanic children don't eat breakfast all the time, and 12 percent of Caucasian, 18 percent of African-American and 12 percent of Hispanic children never or rarely eat breakfast.
What is really going on in school?
Let's start with a clear picture of the school landscape in the U.S. and its offerings. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) School Breakfast Program, like the lunch version, was developed to make sure kids do eat breakfast. USDA's 2011 Annual Summary Tables show that 31.8 million children participated in the National School Lunch Program while only 12.19 participated in the School Breakfast Program. And according to FRAC's "School Breakfast Program" fact sheet, more than three out of four schools that serve lunch also serve breakfast. So kids are passing up school breakfast, which shows that the program is underused and ineffective in its current incarnation.
The solution?
First, offer free breakfast to all American students. Then the number of children participating in the meal rises dramatically, notes FRAC in its "School Breakfast Program" fact sheet.
Second, put breakfast right in every classroom in the country. According to FRAC in its "Breakfast for Learning" fact sheet, participation shoots up again, along with student timeliness and attendance.
Third, give the kids something they like. They like flavored milk and juice. Dairies have improved the profile of flavored milks by reducing its sugar, fat and calorie content. In fact, for this school year, the most common flavored milk is fat-free, chocolate flavored and has only 10 grams of added sugars according to the Milk Processor Education Program, making it lower in sugar than soda, about the same as juice and far more nutritious than both.
But in truth, the answer may be a completely new product. Mandate innovation and it is likely to pay off!
I know this sounds like heresy, but the rule that the 'only' beverage offered at breakfast has to be the USDA-mandated 8 oz. carton of breakfast milk in its current form has to go. Simply put, other milk-based options exist. Encourage the dairy industry to continue to innovate and create other offerings for American children -- such as self-contained, shelf-stable new milk-based products. It can even be 6 oz. and include super charged fruits, or added fiber and vitamins, much like the super-charged breakfast cereals in the grocery aisle. The trend for portable dairy products of this class is growing in Europe with the use of milk products that have added dietary value. This could even help offset the slow decline in milk sales that the industry is experiencing in the United States, as documented in the Milk Producers Council newsletter of 12/30/11, through increased consumption since we will be giving children more appealing options with a stronger nutritional profile.
And this may also sound like heresy, but give American children portable breakfast right in the classroom -- or hand it to them as they enter school. I bet closing the cafeteria for breakfast and vastly simplifying the meal will yield significant savings. Naysayers believe that in-class consumption will distract them, but the impact of going without breakfast is far worse. Take these savings and give more kids breakfast.
So what has to happen?
The U.S. Department of Education needs to get involved and support this agenda, because the USDA needs to think differently and change this one little aspect of the School Breakfast Program.
How so?
USDA should not lump breakfast and lunch in the same sentence, paragraph or mandate. Look at breakfast as an opportunity for radical change, with far greater benefits than just providing sustenance to those who can't afford it. Change the 8 oz. milk ordinance and open the field up to innovative new 'milk-based' products. This would give the American dairy industry the flexibility to focus on nutrient delivery that impacts performance and brain development in addition to providing regular milk. A little carton can become all a student may need in the morning -- which will play well with all ages and kids who aren't big on eating when they first get up, busy parents and dieting teens.
Harvard Medical School researcher J. Michael Murphy, EdD, who wrote the watershed analysis on the topic in his paper "Breakfast and Learning: An Updated Review," noted that school breakfast "is a relatively simple intervention that can significantly improve children's academic performance and psychological well-being."
So please, Arne Duncan, give Tom Vilsack at the Department of Agriculture a call and see if he can help get USDA to cut through all the legendary "red tape" quickly. Why does it have to take years to make easy, effective and economical changes that can improve student achievement in America? The USDA needs to open the playing field so the dairy industry can take the lead on innovation.
Bottom line -- put America's children first. This is probably the hardest thing for all to do. The number of groups that have special interest here is long, and ranges from the fruit and grain growers to food processors and manufacturers. This logical change will require strong leadership, a sense of urgency, marked collaboration and good will.
Let's hope we can make it possible for all American children to wake up to a quick and nutritious breakfast they will love to eat.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
* Site Details
Special occasions call for special celebrations, and what better place to celebrate than The Old Gray Barn. The OGB can provide the perfect backdrop well suited to be either accentuated into pure elegance or left in simplicity for a real country feel. A truly special place in an area of outstanding natural beauty and a setting fit for the most luxorious of celebrations.
We specialize in anything that is special to you. Birthday parties, Family reunions, Bridal / Baby showers, Anniversaries, Rehearsal dinners, and Graduation parties, just to name a few.
A private setting for either a small gathering up to 45 guests or a larger event accommadating up to 175 guests,
The Old Gray Barn offers several different event packages, depending on how we can best meet the needs for your special occasion. We start to book our special occasion events 6 months prior to the event date.
The interior of the barn is spacious with rough-hewn lumber and hanging chandaliers. Show casing an elegant yet rustic setting. The barn has:
25 / five foot round tables
10 / eight foot banquet tables
4 / three foot round high top cocktail tables
200 white poly chairs
The main floor offers a stage, wifi, and our Port-a-Potty Powder room located outside the Northern side set of doors. An eight foot rustic bar and anique bathtub sit on our front lawn for all to enjoy beverages outside.
The 2nd floor interior is white washed barnboards with wide pine floors, open loft, and large attached deck. This room has been newly renovated to give it a sophisticated appeal. This room offers:
7 / five foot round tables
4 / three foot round high top tables (on the deck)
2 / eight foot banquet tables (food & bar) when needed
60 / white poly chairs
The 2nd floor offeres wifi, screen & projector


text:
"RRU has pushed me to reflect on experiences and has allowed me to reshape my thinking"
Simmi Natt
MA in Educational Leadership Management
"A friend recommended the Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Management (MAELM) program at Royal Roads University, and this appealed to me because it was not delivered through a traditional lecture-based model. I learn best through open and intelligent discussions, group projects, relevant reading, and writing responses individually and in groups, not by merely sitting and listening.
I benefited tremendously from the blended learning model, and my cohort – a mix of professionals from around the world, sharing their extensive experience – provided a unique perspective about the learning experiences used in different schools. The instructors were very professional, and I often received useful feedback on my assignments that allowed for critical reflection.
Professionally, RRU has opened the door for advancement in my career. Personally it has allowed me to communicate more effectively and evaluate programs within my school more efficiently. I highly recommend the MALEM to other teachers looking for a challenging and flexible advanced education program."


text:
I saw this quote on The Joy of Autism today. It's from Audre Lorde.
"When I dare to be powerful – to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid."
I doubt she had parents of autistic children in mind at the time, but if she had the strength of conviction and determination to say these words given everything she faced, I have no excuses to make for myself.
When you're the parent of an autistic child and your strength, determination, and conviction about doing however much work it takes to help your child realize their full potential starts taking over inside of you, you realize that this precious child in front of you is your vision.
Before her death, Audre Lorde took the name Gambda Adisa, meaning Warrior: She Who Makes Her Meaning Known.
If that doesn't give you goosebumps when you think about your child, go back and read it again until it does.


text:
Texas Utilities
"If you need income and can afford to buy only one stock, Texas Utilities (NYSE, TXU, $39.875), which is rated A- for quality, could make a lot of sense, says Bill Staton, Money Advisory, Charlotte, N.C. "TXU has an unbroken string of 44 consecutive years of dividend increases. However, before you buy this stock, you should know the company had a $1 billion write-down last year because of an adverse ruling by the Texas Public Utility Commission, which is being appealed and will take years to settle. While I don't think the strain is unbearable, dividend growth will be slowed. With its 8 percent yield, we believe it's hard to lose with this issue."
Empire District Electricry
"My top income recommendation is Empire District Electric (NYSE, EDE, $22.875)," says Larry Roesch, The Roesch Market Memo.
"This rapidly growing, though relatively small electric utility, serves the Ozark region. The kicker to this overlooked stock is that its region is primed to become one of the top retirement and recreational areas in the nation. For the past few years, theaters have been opened in Branson, Mo., by Boxcar Willie, Mel Tillis, Loretta Lynn, Kenny Rogers and dozens of other country music stars. . . . This very conservatively managed public utility offers the shareholder a 5.8 percent yield and appreciation potential."


text:
The lunatics in the Washington government and their homologues in the various foreign policy think-tanks had apparently neither looked at a map nor studied their history.
Had they done so they might have noted that Russia has hundreds of kilometers of common frontiers with Georgia. They might also have read of Russian influence in if not outright dominance of the entire Caucasus region beginning in the time of Catherine the Great -- before there even was a United States of America.
But no, the temporary weakness of the Russians after the collapse of the late Soviet Union had seduced our elites, always ignorant as they are ever greedy, into believing that Russia herself could be made another colony of the US empire. These wise men even ignored the famous comment of General Eisenhower: "There are three things not to do in war; that is to attack Russia, repeated three times!"
Then the dingdongs added fuel to the fire by signing with Poland an agreement for the establishment of counter -ballistic missile batteries in that country. The ostensible reason being to defend against Iranian missiles. But Poland has no frontiers with Iran. Indeed the two countries are thousands of kilometers apart.
Obviously these anti-missile batteries are aimed at the new Russian Topol weapon.
The only moment that this new missile is vulnerable is just after launching as it climbs through the atmosphere at a relatively slow speed. Stationed in Poland the US anti-missiles perhaps have some small chance of hitting a few of the Russian Topols.
And this is important because the US elites have had since 1991 the fantasy that not only could they penetrate and subordinate former Warsaw Pact nations, but also oil- and gas-rich former Soviet Republics in Central Asia. Perhaps they might even be able to encourage more centrifugal tendencies in the minority regions of Russia herself. Thereby winning for themselves the ability to loot all the territory of their former adversary.
Few commentators care to note the terrorist attack of 11th September 2001 only happened after various US corporations informed the then-Taliban government of Afghanistan that its Western territories would be required for a series of pipelines from Central Asia to the sea in Western Pakistan. This pipeline route would be yielded up or else. But along with the ongoing popular resistance within Afghanistan, the very evident Russian determination to assert themselves in all the territories of the former USSR has now placed in jeopardy this entire plan.
We learn that Russian troops are not going to completely leave Georgian territory. Some will remain in place in some of the prospective future pipeline routes as well as keeping in position to potentially interfere with the existing BP pipeline. Also, the Russian aircraft carrier, Admiral Kuznetsov with four missile-carrying submarines accompanying will visit Syria; obviously to put some pressure on Israel in the event of an attack on that country. Syrian President Assad commented that Russia has asked about stationing missiles in his country. As a result Israel promptly announced through its Interior Minister its loss of interest in attacks on either Syria or Iran.
The new pipelines through Georgia, to the Turkish Mediterranean coast, constructed by Western interests at immense expense are now to be seen as operational only at the pleasure of Russia. The corrupt post-Soviet oligarchies of Central Asia see a resurgent Russia at their doors, with the only counterveiling force, the USA ten thousand kilometers distant. Further, the US military are bogged down in the Persian Gulf region, unavailable for operations elsewhere.
Not since the years immediately prior to World War I has the world seen such a naked clash of imperial ambitions. Russia's bold new oligarchs have now made it quite clear that years of Russian retreat are at an end. We are in the presence of an whole new ball game in international relations and Washington is not happy, and is quite likely, considering the poor quality of its leadership, to do something really, really stupid.
- But in this arena, the Caucasus and Central Asia, Russia can win, she can "git thar fustest with the mostest."
A fantasy cherished since 1991 by our own oligarchs has been most rudely interrupted by a very unpleasant reality.
From the imperial capital
Chris Herz


text:
Bunny Notes
Create your own custom note from the Easter Bunny. Your little ones will be overjoyed! It is simple to use: Just tell us a little bit about the child you're creating it for and our Bunny Notes creator will do the rest. It's absolutely free and you can make as many as you like. To get started, just follow the link below.Get Started
Tell us a bit about the child you want the Easter Bunny to write to. You may write it to a boy, a girl or a group of children. You may also add a special message that will appear as a P.S. in your letter.


text:
It's official, New York Excelsior had crushed Boston Uprising's impressive run. In a confident show of top notch Overwatch gameplays, NYXL single handedly dashed Boston's Stage 3 champions' hopes wh... Read More
As part of #OperationSwarm, Prop Hunt goes live today in #BlackOps3. . . enjoy! pic.twitter.com/dKTB2XzQqh — Treyarch Studios (@Treyarch) May 1, 2018 As a lead-up to Black Ops 4's 17th May reveal, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 has released new content, ... Read More
Last week was a fiery rollercoaster ride due to two main reasons: NYXL's double reverse sweeps and Boston Uprising succeeded in defeating two top Korean teams in a week. Honestly, Week 3 was all about NYXL... Read More
New York Excelsior has closed off Stage 2 as champions, after reverse sweeping Philadelphia Fusion off their feet in a thrilling Best of 5 stage final match-up! Besides taking home USD100,000, not only has NYXL rem... Read More
After 5 weeks of matches, Stage 1 of the Overwatch League has finally ended with London Spitfire's remarkable 100,000USD win (reverse sweeping New York Excelsior 3-2 off their feet and playing 14 matches on the same... Read More
It's a good week for female gamers and gaming in general as following the hype surrounding Geguri's much-talked-about and much-deserved inclusion into a "foreign Overwatch team", the Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) PyeongChang 2018 Starcraft II... Read More
Video games have come a long way since it's earlier entries in the form of Pac-Man, Asteroids, and Centipede. And like the winding paths mazes of Pac-Man or the titular Centipede, video games have since evolved to have even more twists and turns, especia... Read More
Do the impossible, kill a God, the tagline for Dishonored's new stand alone add-on calls for players to rise again for one last job in Karnaca. The new playable character, Billie Lurk was introduced way back in the first Dishonored's expansion, The Knife of Dunwall, reuniting with her old ... Read More
Nefarious was one of those games that seemed to have sneaked by me. Released in January this year, this game was Kickstarted and successfully went through Steam Greenlight to make it onto the store pages. Now, the concept of playing as a villain isn't exactly... Read More
A new patch, 7.06 has just landed in DOTA 2 and as usual, almost everything in the game will receive changes. The highlight of this patch has to be t... Read More
You know the sense of anticipation you get when a long awaited game is approaching its release, but it's not quite there yet? Fans of Nier: Automata might already be feeling it, considering Square Enix's action RPG is nearing its release date of March 7, which is two weeks from... Read More
After the recent addition of Valeera in Heroes of the Storm, Blizzard announced on Twitter that Overwatch's resident DJ, Lucio will be joining the PTR as a support very soon. Lucio is the third Overwatch character to join the cross m... Read More
Rejoice, Injustice 2 fans! One of the most anticipated characters has been added to the game's roster in the form of Dinah Laurel Lance, aka Black Canary. The reveal was shown in a gameplay trailer, featuring Black Canary showing off her fancy martial arts moves along w... Read More
Wars on Genting, Day 3 ESL One Genting 2017 has finally come to an end as the Semi-Finals and Finals were nothing but amazing matches from the teams themselves. The meat of the 3 Days series ended with a high note by going to the fifth ... Read More
A flurry of Capcom games on the Nintendo Switch perhaps? When there's a new videogame platform, there's bound to be publishers and developers interested in bringing their library of games into said new platform. You have new features, stronger hardware, what's there not to like? Well, ... Read More
Sony Employee Makes Custom DualShock 4 Controller for Disabled Gamer A gamer suffering from Cerebral Palsy - a disability that affects one's movement and posture - received a custom-made DualShock 4 controller from a Sony employee after emailing Sony about his p... Read More
This week, let's cut to the chase: Hideo Kojima and PS4 architect are travelling around the world on a tech tour East and West meet to embark on a trip around the world, as Hideo Kojima and PS4 architect Mark Cerny set out on a 10-day journey to seek out the ... Read More
With the Lunar New Year just around the corner, Blizzard has revealed two brand new heroes for Heroes of the Storm. Li-Ming and Xul are both from the Diablo universe, Li-Ming is a high skill cap caster character representing the Wizard class from Diablo 3, while Xul is a melee ... Read More


text:
Omica Organics
Save on Omica Organics products at Rapunzel Store. Hurry! Limited time offers. Offers valid only while supplies last.
Hand-Hammered Copper Foot-Bath Bowl
In Stock
mpn: 860, ean: 0818571026318,
Custom-designed and manufactured for Omica Organics, these beautiful hand-hammered bowls, made without glue, plastics, polishes, varnish or chemical finishes, are lightweight yet can accommodate even larger, adult feet. Perfect for soaking, reflexolo...
Viewing Page 1 of 1
Feel free to Browse Our Catalog.


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by zatelli, Sep 8, 2007.
Yes! I have always wanted to Ballpen my DS!
WTF is this game, a Digital piece of paper?
Title translates to Saitou Takashi's Read with DS - 3 color ball-pen masterpiece cramschool.
It looks like a study aid for remembering famous writings, but I don't get where the 3 color ballpen aspect comes in.
Translated name: "My Pen is Huge DS"
The different colours indicate the context or how important it is.
It's supposed to teach you how to pick out key facts and phrases.
DITTO!!!! i was just about to answer like that haahaha


text:
In the last 5 years we have:
Sold more than 800 reconditioned used bikes
Taught bike maintenance skills to over 100 people in our tuition sessions
Serviced or repaired thousands of bikes for our customers
2008: Jake rented one tiny corner of a freezing cold carpenter's workshop in Montpelier and started repairing bikes for people part-time.
2009: Relocated to a larger (and warmer) workshop in Hamilton House; employed mechanic Pete Harding.
2010: Started running evening classes in bike maintenance; began to keep more used bikes in stock instead of building them to order.
2011: Moved to new premises in Haymarket Walk which has a shop front as well as a workshop, and first Yael then Andy joined the team.
2012: Invested in a fleet of hire bikes; Colin joined the staff; continued to build up our stock of new and used parts
2013: Looking forward to the next 5 years and beyond!


text:
Words containing droxyaluminu
Found 1 words containing droxyaluminu. Browse our Scrabble Word Finder, Words With Friends cheat dictionary, and WordHub word solver to find words that contain droxyaluminu. Or use our Unscramble word solver to find your best possible play!
- Scrabble
- Words With Friends
- WordHub
- Crossword


text:
Wed, 17 December 2014
It's hard NOT to be somewhat spiritual when you're self-employed.
That's because so much of what we do as a freelancers is based on faith — faith that things will work out ... that another good client will come along ... that you're doing the right thing by raising your fees...
In fact, I've learned to understand that thoughts DO become things. (Of course, you also have to take steady and deliberate action. That's the part many people conveniently forget about. ;-)
But is this there science behind this idea? Can we really manifest a new client on command? Can we turn things around by "creating" them in our minds first and asking for them?
The answer is "Yes!"
And in this episode, international bestselling author Pam Grout explains why that's the case ... and how you can prove it to yourself, even if you're a skeptic.
Thu, 4 December 2014
Article writing is one of the most fun and lucrative ways to make a living as a freelance writer.
The variety of work is significant. For instance, ytou can write blog posts for a client. Or you can focus on the growing trend of brand journalism. Or maybe specialize in writing placed articles.
In this episode, veteran freelance writer and founder of makealivingwriting.com, Carol Tice, details five ways to earn a great income writing articles for clients.
She describes each opportunity in detail. She explains who's hiring writers in each category. And she discusses the earning potential for these projects.
Direct download: EP065.mp3
Category:copywriting -- posted at: 12:30am PDT
Thu, 20 November 2014
This week we're going to talk about yet another little-known opportunity for writers and copywriters—scripting and producing what are typically called "explainer videos" for clients.
Thu, 6 November 2014
It's not every day that I come across an idea in the freelancing world that gets me super excited.
Thu, 23 October 2014
Michelle Hiskey doesn't have a traditional freelance writing business.
For one, she has a full-time job. So she works her freelance work on the side.
Also, her clients are NOT the traditional businesses and nonprofits many of us work with.
Instead, they're high school students who need help writing their college application essay.
In this interview, Michelle explains what this type of writing is all about. What's involved. What she charges. How she approaches the work. And what type of writer this specialty is well suited for.
She also talks about how she's giving back to her community in a creative and meaningful way.
This is an inspiring and fascinating discussion — perfect if you're exploring different ideas or business models.
Thu, 9 October 2014
One of the biggest reasons freelancers love being on their own is the flexibility it affords.
Thu, 25 September 2014
If you enjoy learning new and clever strategies for landing more work from better clients, you definitely need to check out this episode.
Thu, 11 September 2014
#059 Cliff Ravenscraft on How Podcasting Can Help You Land Great Clients and Make You the Obvious Choice in Your Field
Think podcasting is for celebrities, authors and speakers?
Thu, 28 August 2014
I recently had the opportunity to interview legendary copywriter Bob Bly.
Thu, 14 August 2014
Do you have a healthcare background or an active interest in the medical industry?


text: Instead of losing energy when slowing down, this feature helps you transfer energy to the battery. It works like this: When driving in Low mode at any speed, you can slow down – or even come to a complete stop – by simply lifting your foot off the accelerator. This means you may use your brakes less and help increase your range. One-Pedal Driving and deceleration features may be limited when the battery is near full charge or cold. You should always use your brake pedal if you need to stop quickly. See owner's manual for full details on One-Pedal Driving and Regen on Demand.


text:
Getting In Early Pays Dividends For Allied Telesis
Even though they don't make CCTV products, Allied Telesis are successfully selling their wares into the security market. What began as a request to help design a surveillance network 5 years ago, led Scott Penno to identify a gap in the market that, from his perspective, had opportunity written all over it.
Observing a growing number of security installers struggling with the concept of IP convergence he set about introducing an education and support program. Identifying and engaging the opportunity all those years ago, is paying significant dividends for the company, amounting to an impressive portfolio of security installations where their networking products have been deployed.
Scott explains their strategy has been more about helping the customer, (quote) "...in the networking space, switches are often very similar. So it's not about the box, it's not about the product, it's about the service and support." A most unusual, but certainly refreshing admission for any vendor to make. This kind of self-honesty has influenced a channel strategy that is obviously working. To assist installers get up to speed, Allied Telesis offer a training course which is broken down into a series of modules that include hands-on workshops.
Read More


text: My name is Barbara Williams. Nowadays the world of global trading is on a first glance becoming more and more accessible to the wide public. With the introduction of financial instruments such as binary options, which were considered exotic not too long ago, both the investors and the markets discovered new horizons for expansion. Their simplicity, limited risk and quick return of the investment, together with the advance in the field of mobile and internet technologies, makes this relatively new type of trade one of the fastest developing and profitable markets. But profit doesn't come by accident or by guess, it comes with knowledge. Here I will share with you information about all these subjects.


text:
Three people died and three others were injured yesterday in three separate accidents, two of which occurred less than a half-hour apart in Baltimore County.
Kristin Dintelman, 20, of Elkridge was killed instantly when the truck in which she was a passenger careened off Washington Boulevard near Elkridge at 2:17 a.m. and crashed into a concrete pillar supporting Interstate 195, police said.
The truck's driver, Scott E. Carlin, 20, of Gaithersburg was treated at St. Agnes Hospital and released. He was charged with drunken driving, based on the strong odor of alcohol on his breath, police said.


text:
About Us
Contact Us
Find an Installer
Questions? Call us today. 800-929-8061
Yealink W52H Cordless Handset
The Yealink W52H cordless handset is an expansion handset to be used with the
Yealink W52P
cordless phone system. Up to five Yealink W52H cordless handsets can be added to the Yealink W52P base system.
Certified Refurbished: $59.99
New: $79.99
Availability: In Stock
Certified Refurbished
New (+20)
1 Year Standard (FREE)
Yealink W52H Features
1.8 inch 128 x 160 pixel color backlit display
12 key numeric keypad, 5 navigation keys, 2 softkeys, 6 function keys, 6 shortcut keys
Up to 100 hours standby time
Up to 10 hours talk time
4 concurrent calls
2.5 mm headset jack
Exceptional HD sound with wideband technology
Expand up to 5 DECT Cordless Handsets Per base depending on your needs
Wireless handset, belt clip, and charge cradle
1 AC adapter
2 Rechargeable batteries
Metroline, Inc.
• 2250 Meijer Drive • Troy, MI 48084 • Phone: 800-929-8061
Business Hours
: Mon-Thurs 8:30 am to 6 pm, Fri 8:30 am to 5:30 pm EST
About Us
Contact Us
Find Us On Facebook
Product Index
Privacy Policy
© 2018 Metroline, Inc.
Metroline Inc. is an independent distributor of technology and telecommunications equipment. Metroline Inc. does not represent any manufacturer or its affiliates in any way. The company, product and service names used in this web site are for identification purposes only. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.


text:
0 Items (Empty)
Store Home
> PSUs
> Satzuma iPhone 4 iDesign Mobile Kit Skull
Satzuma iPhone 4 iDesign Mobile Kit Skull
Make your mobile phone cover unique with our custom DIY decoration kit. Cut and stick diamante crystals, tear drops, handbags, lips, skulls and more in a format or arrangement of your choosing. A must have product for hobbyists and technology lovers. This kit includes: 2 phone cases, tweezers, glue and various decoration pieces for you to make your own unique design

Key features

DIY phone case kit with diamantes and 3D pieces

Design your phone case to your own personal taste

Adds a touch of personality to your phone with beautiful bling diamante 3D elements

This kit includes 2 phone cases, tweezers, glue and decoration pieces

Bikocartridges.com is a Google Trusted Store.
Saving up to 40% off across the range
23/10/2014 10:00:26:Saving up to 40% off across the range
* London, United Kingdom *
© 2018 Bikocartridges.com. All rights reserved worldwide.


text:
Promotions and Publicity
How to post an OrgSync Event
In your OrgSync portal, click on the Events tab along the top. To the right, click the green "Create an Event" button and it will take you through the simple steps of creating an event posting, including uploading an image. This event request will be sent to the Club Activities Office staff and once it is approved, it will be posted on OrgSync, the AS calendar, and MyWestern!
Note that your event will not be posted until we confirm that you have the space reserved and the funds to produce the event, if applicable.
Events are not limited to special events but includes meetings and fundraising efforts!
Clubs have access to the services provided by the AS Publicity Center (PC) located in Viking Union 411. The PC handles a wide variety of publicity production, printing, & distribution needs - everything from posters, the AS Review, website events calendar, and press releases to bumper stickers and organization logos.
Each quarter the Club Activities Office opens up Club Publicity Packages for free publicity. The sign up form will be emailed out and the packages will be awarded on a first come first serve basis. (i.e. paid for centrally by the Club Activities Office, because we like you).
For a listing of what prices to expect, visit the website. Keep in mind that clubs are charged for design work as well but if you'd like to use your own design, that must be approved by the PC first.
Advertise with the Western Front
Contact Angela Wissmar at email@example.com. Rates apply to different Advertisement sizes in the Western Front, but discounts will be given to clubs who advertise often with The Front.
The Front also has free in-house graphic design for clubs who want help drawing up an advertisement.
Follow the link above to see which boards on campus on which you can post fliers and posters without getting them distributed through the Publicity Center.
Follow the link above to learn guidelines and steps for ordering t-shirts for your club!
KUGS can air free Public Service Announcements (PSAs) for your activities and events. DJs will read your announcement over the air. To create your PSA, fill out the on-line PSA form on the KUGS web page at http://as.wwu.edu/kugs/. Clubs can also arrange to have an announcement recorded and played over the air. For more info, contact the Operations Coordinator at 650-2986 or by emailing email@example.com.
Social Media and Websites
We recommend creating a Facebook page and/or other social media sites, which can be linked to your OrgSync portal. To do this, within your portal, go to the Settings icon in the top right. About half way down on the left side, you will see "Social Media Links." This allows you to add URL links to your page(s) and the icons will then appear in your portal page, to the very right of your profile pic box. Meet with your advisor if you are interested in adding your events calendar into your Facebook events tab!
WWU has a WordPress account that allows anyone to create a webpage for their personal use or organization. There are several templates to choose from or you can design your own. Read this article for more information and help contacts: atusnews.wwu.edu/issue/fall-2015/wordpress-western.
NOTE: If you decide to create a social media presence and/or manage a website, be sure that the login information is passed down to new leadership!


text:
If you've been researching LASIK, chances are the 5,000+ brands of LASIK — and the dizzying array of technologies and clinical outcomes — have left you more blurry-eyed than usual. The LASIK Procedure brings it all into focus by simply combining the most advanced LASIK technologies for you.
About LASIK (Laser-Assisted-In-Situ Keratomileusis)
LASIK is the most frequently performed elective surgery in North America. This highly effective outpatient procedure is often referred to as refractive surgery or laser vision correction.
LASIK eye surgery is used to correct the following vision problems:
- Myopia (Nearsightedness) occurs when your eye is too long in relation to the curvature of your cornea. This causes light rays entering the eye to focus in front of the retina, producing a blurred image.
- Hyperopia (farsightedness) occurs when your eye is too short in relation to the curvature of your cornea. With hyperopia, distant objects are seen more clearly than near objects.
- Astigmatism occurs when your cornea is shaped like an egg. With astigmatism, more than one focal point within the eye distorts what you see. As a result, you experience a tilting of images due to the unequal bending of light rays entering your eyes.Astigmatism
How LASIK Works
The LASIK procedure is performed by ophthalmologists, medical doctors who specialize in surgical treatments of the eye. Here is a general outline of the procedure:
- Anesthetic eye drops are applied to the eye.
- The LASIK surgeon creates a protective flap to access the inner corneal tissue. During this part of the procedure, your vision dims and becomes blurry for about a minute. After the flap is created you are able to see the flashing fixation light of the laser and the bright lights used for the procedure.
- Next the inner layers of your cornea receive computer-controlled pulses of cool laser light. Although the laser light is invisible, the laser makes a clicking sound as it gently reshapes the inner corneal layer to improve and in many cases, eliminate your prescription. During this part of the procedure, an eye-tracking device tracks your eye movements to ensure precise correction.
- Following the re-shaping of the tissue, the LASIK surgeon carefully repositions and aligns the flap to its original position. Protective shields are placed over your eye to prevent accidental rubbing as the flap heals naturally and securely over the next several hours.
After the LASIK eye surgery procedure, patients feel moderate discomfort and irritation for a few hours, but most are comfortable after a nap and rest.
Other Types of LASIK
Everyone's eyes are different. A pre-procedure consultation with your doctor will help determine the right type of laser eye surgery for you.
- Custom LASIK is a laser vision correction procedure that helps your surgeon customize the laser treatment to your individual eyes. This procedure may result in your vision being clearer and sharper than ever before.
- Bladeless LASIK uses a gentle laser to create a precise, uniform corneal flap. As the name implies, no blades are used in this customizable eye surgery.
Wavefront Technology creates a customized map of the unique attributes of your visual system that transfers to the laser, enabling your LASIK surgeon to address your individual visual requirements. Wavefront technology is used in custom LASIK surgery, including custom bladeless LASIK.


text:
Cyclades: Hades
Cyclades: Hades, an expansion for Cathala and Maublanc's Cyclades, consists of four modules that can be used individually or combined in various ways. In the Cyclades base game, players fight for domination over archipelagos in ancient Greece. They make offerings to gods to secure their favors and summon mythological creatures. The Hades expansion allows players to add Hades (no surprise there) to other gods present in the base game: Zeus, Ares, Athena, Poseidon and Apollo. Players will be able to build a Necropolis and summon undead armies when they gain favors of Hades.
Designed by: Bruno Cathala, Ludovic Maublanc
Published by: Asmodee Editions
Genres: Adventure, Expansion, Strategy
Ages: 10 and up
Players: 2 to 5
Playing Time: 90 minutes
Year: 2011


text:
RealPage Reports Second Quarter 2017 Financial Results
Full Year Revenue and Profit Expectations Increased, Including Impact of Recent Acquisition of American Utility Management
RICHARDSON, Texas–(August 2, 2017)– RealPage, Inc. (NASDAQ: RP), a leading global provider of software and data analytics to the real estate industry, today announced financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2017. Read the full release.
Second Quarter 2017 Financial Highlights
- Total revenue of $161.3 million, an increase of 13% year-over-year;
- Net income of $6.2 million, or $0.08 in net income per diluted share, a year-over-year increase of 198% and 167%, respectively;
- Non-GAAP total revenue of $162.3 million, an increase of 14% year-over-year;
- Adjusted EBITDA of $39.4 million, an increase of 29% year-over-year; and
- Non-GAAP net income of $18.5 million, or $0.23 in non-GAAP net income per diluted share, a year-over-year increase of 33% and 28%, respectively.
Read the full release.


text:
Lee Offers a variety of Professional makeup services, if what you are seeking is not listed please email me for a price quote. If you would like to book an appointment please email me with at least 2 months in advance as my monthly calendar fills up quickly, (I do not make house calls).
Bridal Makeup Application
Traditional application $220+
Airbrush $250+
Bridal Party (each) $140+
Airbrush $170+
Prom | Special Occasion $220+
Airbrush $250
Special Services
One On One $120. Hr.
Makeup How To Seminar (coming soon)
Email: email@example.com


text:
Realtors and homeowners are facing unexpected challenges since the introduction of "smart appliances" which could allow former homeowners to retain control of some household utilities.
USA Today reported on cases of new homeowners discovering that their household utilities were still connected to the smart devices of previous owners, leaving them with no control over certain aspects of their own homes.
"Realtor Chad Curry recently talked to a home buyer who worried there was something wrong with the furnace in her new house. Every time she set the thermostat to 70º, it reset itself to 80º," writes USA Today.
It was eventually found that the thermostat of the house was connected to the phone of the previous owner, who was attempting to increase the temperature of his new home. Examples such as this have lead to concerns for many, as smart appliances such as digital thermostats and keyless locks become increasingly popular.
"People can be vulnerable if they don't reset these," said Chad Curry, the managing director of the National Association of Realtors. "There wasn't been much discussion of what happens when they sell that device or the house that contains that device."
Charles Henderson, the global head of IBM X-Force Red, also spoke briefly about the topic at the RSA computer security conference in San Francisco recently: "It could be something as simple as turning lights on and off and make them think their house is haunted. Or it could be something creepier, like watching through their cameras or locking or unlocking doors."
Curry has taken active measures to educate other realtors about the possible drawbacks of these devices by working with the Online Trust Alliance to create a Smart Home Checklist for real estate agents. The list is designed to help real estate agents know what to look for when preparing homes for new owners.
According to a 2016 survey by the National Association of Realtors, only 15% of clients ask their realtors about smart home technology in a property that they were viewing.
Lucas Nolan is a reporter for Breitbart News covering issues of free speech and online censorship. Follow him on Twitter @LucasNolan_ or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com


text: Strange how suddenly an empty grove of woods, a sudden urge to skinny dip in a clean river, can become populated. Meet Branden as he takes a bike journey and comes across strangers, who are just like him, looking for something different, something special. Perhaps it is just a chance encounter, perhaps it is to savor the taste of a fresh uncut penis, or maybe it is just to find another soul, to welcome into one's circle. Either way, Peel My Banana is about that bike journey, from awkward shy youth to a confident young man.Read the rest of this entry »


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Discussion in 'R4 DS' started by marth989, Mar 1, 2007.
please does any one have a list of micro sd cards that work with r4 ds and thier attributes
bottom of this page might help ?
...or you could make a long list short by just buying a card thats manufactured by Toshiba Japan - that means anything by Toshiba or the Japan-made Kingstons (which are Toshiba OEMs - you just wont be sure though as they also sell cheap Taiwan-made Cards under their label...)
EVERYTHING ELSE has more problems with games (especially one of the best: Castlevania POR) - so i wouldnt consider something else!


text:
Help provide clean water for the children of Laos.
In the country of Laos, pneumonia and diarrhea are the #1 & #2 killers of children under the age of five years old. These illnesses, which are highly preventable, decrease significantly when children have access to clean drinking water and soap for washing their hands at school.
Your contribution directly benefits children from Laos with 100% of funds going towards the drilling of water wells at primary schools on the Bolaven Plateau and the supplying of soap and hand washing education at their water wells.
You can help. Just $40 provides 6 months of clean water for 160 children!
Update from the Field
Our long term goal is for every primary school on the Bolaven Plateau to have a clean water well installed and operating. Currently we have installed 19 water wells and have just 4 more to go before all villages have access to clean and safe drinking water. Clean water wells function to benefit villages in three main ways. The first is that children can wash their hands with soap and water after urination and defecation. The second is that the well water is filtered through 'Terra Clear,' (clay colloidal-silver clean water filters) for children to drink. The third is that it provides a free and accessible source of water for villagers who do not have clean water at home.
Update from the Field
December 2016
Jhai Coffee House is the world's first completely philanthropic coffee roaster & cafe, located at the source. They believe access to clean water is a fundamental human right—their mission is to bring 63 schools on the Bolaven Plateau hygiene education and clean water.
Free Standard Shipping in the U.S. on your entire cart when you donate $15.00 or more in our Gift That Gives More™ program. See Current Promotions for details.
Why a Gift That Gives More™ is a smart, effective donation.
100% of your Gift That Gives More™ donation will go as a charitable gift to GreaterGood.org. GreaterGood stores pay the credit card transaction fee, so every cent of your donation goes to charity. GreaterGood.org has ultimate authority and discretion with regard to the distribution of its funds.
Please note: A free downloadable certificate is available to print for easy gift giving for any non-disaster related Gift That Gives More™. The "gift message" field during check-out does not apply to your Gift That Gives More™ certificate.


text:
Kurt Weller
Played by Sullivan Stapleton
Actor Bio
Sullivan Stapleton plays Kurt Weller on the NBC drama "Blindspot."
He is best known for playing the lead role in Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures' "300: Rise of an Empire," the second film in Zack Snyder's "300" franchise. Stapleton starred as Greek general Themistokles, who battled an invading army of Persians. The Australian native also starred in the Cinemax series "Strike Back."
Next up, Stapleton stars in "The Lake," written and produced by Luc Besson, about a group of Navy SEALs attempting to uncover an immense treasure hidden in a lake in war-torn Serbia. The film is scheduled to hit theaters on January 27, 2017.
In 2010, Stapleton garnered international recognition for his role as Craig Cody in David Michod's "Animal Kingdom." The film won the Grand Jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival that year and went on to garner numerous awards and accolades.
Stapleton has been working in the industry for more than a decade. Past film credits include Ruben Flesicher's "Gangster Squad," alongside Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone; Kriv Stender's "Kill Me Three Times"; Tony Ayres' "Cut Snake"; and Rod Hardy's "December Boys."
Stapleton was the 2012 Australians in Film Awards' Breakthrough Actor recipient at their annual ceremony in Los Angeles.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Stapleton splits his time off from filming between Melbourne and Los Angeles.


text:
Mohawk Home New Wave Chalkboard Printed Rectangular 3-pc. Rug Set
Mohawk Home New Wave Chalkboard Printed Rectangular 3-pc. Rug Set
Product Description
- Features: Stain Resistant, Durable
- Shape: Rectangle
- Rug Make: Printed
- # Pieces In Set: 3
- Rug Pad: Recommended
- Fabric Content: 100% Nylon
- Included: 1 20x45 Inch Accent Rug(s), 1 30x50 Inch Accent Rug(s), 1 18x30 Inch Accent Rug(s)
- Rug Backing: Synthetic
- Pile Height: 1/4 In
- Use: Indoor
- Care: Vacuum Regularly, Spot Clean
- Country of Origin: Made in US
webID: 7550622
Shipping & Returns
Convenient Shipping Options
Not available at your store? We can ship to you directly or to your favorite JCP location.
Easy Returns
Shop with confidence. Read our full, common sense


text:
Few would argue that the modern era isn't heavily saturated with the influence of technology. From computers to smartphones to everything in between, Texans store an incredible amount of personal information in these ubiquitous devices. What some individuals may not realize is the importance of properly attending to these technologies during divorce.
Who can receive alimony after a high asset divorce in Texas?
Couples going through a high asset divorce in the state of Texas may be interested in learning more about their post-divorce financial obligations towards one another. When a marriage ends, it's rarely the case that former couples can simply cut ties completely and go their separate ways. Whether or not children are involved, but especially if they are, there may be important financial matters that require former spouses to cooperate not only with one another but also with the current laws in their state.
Tackling the "liability" of marital property after divorce
Whether a divorcing couple brings in a substantial income or whether they are just getting by, one of the biggest sources of distress can be the family home. Even the most modest of homes can hold the majority of a couple's assets; thus property division can be one of the most stressful aspects of ending a marriage in Texas.
High-profile, Texas-based celebs announce their own divorce
Death, divorce & debt may be linked in community property states
Most of the 50 states are not community property states. However, the nine states that do bear this distinction, including Texas, are unique when it comes to the issue of a former spouse's death. No matter at what age a Houston resident divorces, he or she could potentially have to confront a deceased spouse's debt long after the end of their marriage.


text:
I am looking so much forward to the Sheep Palette festival, and I am slowly getting there with all my preparations for it. Today I have been working on the lecture I will be doing on Saturday, the 10th of March, at 4.00PM. I am not sure at what venue, but I am sure you can find it in the programme, or on the website if you read Japanese…
So my day has been filled with looking at images like:which is one example of the sunwheel. And:these guys are from the Faroe Islands.
Both pictures are from the great Vibeke Lind's amazing book: 'Strik med nordisk tradition'. It has been translated into English. It really is an fascinating book, that tells you a lot about the history, traditions and patterns in nordic knitting. It is one of my favourite books.
I have also found to time to complete and upload a new pattern to my ravelry shop.
It is the claus hat. I initially designed it in 2008. The hat has been redesigned and the pattern rewritten.
It is fun to knit. The stitch pattern is easy to remember and quite addictive.
You can get hold of the pattern here.


text:
Culligan Water on the Today Show
Culligan Water Filters are trusted, used, and widely regarded as the premier water filtration technology in the world. A video interview with owner/operator Peter Ritchie is below.
Culligan Water Filters are trusted, used, and widely regarded as the premier water filtration technology in the world. A video interview with owner/operator Peter Ritchie is below.
President Obama is nearly one hundred days into his role as commander and chief. He has put together a number of environmental milestones, including increasing the budget for clean water.
From The Daily Green:
$6 Billion for Water Quality, Wastewater and Drinking Water Infrastructure:
On the list of least-sexy, most-important public investments, sewers
ranks at the top of the list. The Clean Water Act, in the 1970s, vastly
improved water quality through a huge infusion of federal money in
public works projects to create sewers, drinking water treatment plants
and related infrastructure. Since then, not even a simple revolving
loan program has remained unscathed… until now. Anyone who has
followed this issue — and many have followed it all too closely in a
sewage-filled basement — knows that these are true shovel-ready
projects that have been long waiting investment.
For homeowners, ensuring your family enjoys clean water every time they go to the faucet is as simple as investing in a clean water filter.
PuroSmart® Faucet Mount RO System
It seems that with all the challenges we face in providing the world with clean water, it is sometimes easy to overlook the fact that here in America we are largely fortunate in that we enjoy a steady supply of clean water.
In Peoria, Illinois, the Clean Water Celebration takes a moment to reflect and give thanks.
From an article in the PJStar.com
The Clean Water Celebration is a joint effort between the Sun
Foundation, an arts and science education group in the Tri-County Area,
and the Rivers Project, a high school program coordinated by Southern
Illinois University at Edwardsville. Its goal is to educate the
community and students about the importance of water conservation and
preservation both locally and globally.
Most people understand that clean water is essential to human health. But sometimes we need a reminder. For those of us concerned with the cleanliness of our water, there are certain measures we can take to limit the waste we produce, like using environmentally sound water bottles, as well as ensure that we have clean water in our homes every day.
The Waterwise 9000 Countertop Distiller
From the Guardian:
More than one billion people in the developing world have no safe
drinking water, or water for washing their food, hands and utensils
before eating. 2.4 billion also have no adequate sanitation. This leads
•water-borne diseases (e.g. cholera, typhoid)
•water-related diseases (e.g. malaria, yellow fever, river blindness, sleeping sickness)
•water-based diseases (e.g. guinea worm and bilharzias)
•water-scarce diseases (trachoma and scabies)
•diarrhoea – a leading killer of children in sub-Saharan Africa
crisis is worst in sub-Saharan Africa, where 2 in 5 people lack safe
water. A baby here is almost 520 times more likely to die from
diarrhoea than one born in Europe.
Improving access to clean
water and sanitation would dramatically reduce illness and death in
poor countries: a clean water supply reduces diarrhoea-related death by
up to 25%, while improved sanitation reduces it by 32%.
On April 21, 2009, PBS will be airing "Poisoned Waters" on Frontline. Frontline will examine the newest health hazards in our nation's contaminated waterways. To get more information on this program, visit www.pbs.org/frontline/poisonedwaters. Correspondent Hedrick Smith examines the rising hazards to human health and the ecosystem, and why it's so hard to keep our waters clean.
If you are concerned about the quality of your water in your household, consider using a water filter system, reverse osmosis system, or a water distiller to remove any harmful contaminants from your drinking water.


text:
Tomato Chickpeas w Rice
Total time: Soak chickpeas overnight, total cook time 1 hour
Serves: 4 - 6
3 cups of chickpeas (soaked overnight)
3 cups rice
4 tomatoes, chopped
1 tablespoons of tomato paste
1/4 cup water
1/2 cup fresh cilantro
1/2 cup fresh parsley
1 brown onion
1 clove garlic
1/2 teaspoon salt
1. Add the chickpeas to a pot of water and boil for 35 minutes, or until chickpeas are almost cooked but not quite.
2. While the chickpeas are boiling, boil the rice and cook that until done.
3. Drain the water from the chickpeas, and add the tomatoes, tomato paste, water, cilantro, parsley, garlic and salt. Stir fry and cook for 20 minutes until it is all well combined. If it is too dry add more water.
4. Serve the rice in bowls, and then chickpeas on top!
1. You can use canned chickpeas, just buy organic BPA free, and skip the soaking overnight step and the boiling for 30 minutes. Just add the tomato mixture with the chickpeas and cook for 15 minutes.
- Gluten Free
- Can fulfill pasta craving
- High in protein
- Brain food
- Workout food - pre and post
- Warming and calming affect
- Can reduce stress
- Can treat depression and anxiety
- Plant based - vegan
Recipe created by Liana Werner-Gray
Photo taken on Liana's iPhone no filter
This recipe is part of © 2014 The Earth Diet ™ All Rights Reserved
This month's recipes contributed by Earth Diet Founder & Author


text:
- Calories 180
- Fat 2.4g
- Satfat 0.4g
- Monofat 0.3g
- Polyfat 0.9g
- Protein 30.9g
- Carbohydrate 8.5g
- Fiber 1g
- Cholesterol 165mg
- Iron 3mg
- Sodium 756mg
- Calcium 110mg
Thai Seafood Salad
Photo: John Autry; Styling: Leigh Ann Ross
How to Make It
Step 1
Bring 1/4 cup water to a simmer in a large skillet. Add scallops to pan; cover and cook 3 minutes or until done. Remove scallops from pan with a slotted spoon; pat scallops dry with paper towels. Place scallops in a large bowl. Add shrimp to simmering water in pan; cover and cook 3 minutes or until done. Drain well; add to scallops.
Step 2
While scallops and shrimp cook, combine lime juice, fish sauce, sugar, and chile paste; stir to dissolve sugar.
Step 3
Add juice mixture, bell pepper, and remaining ingredients to scallop mixture; toss gently to combine.
You May Like
dmstoll's Review
This recipe was really, really good. I made it with imitation crab meat and lemon juice in the dressing and it was still excellent. One note - between the shrimp and the scallops I was already up to $25, which is why I went with the imitation crab meat, so this is an expensive dish.
KarenNC's Review
I made this salad for a picnic at an outdoor concert. I substituted green curry paste for the red chili paste (thought I had some but didn't) and basil for the mint, since I don't care for mint in savory dishes. I cooked the shrimp and scallops for the specified time at medium to medium-low heat. The best part of this recipe was the refreshing scent it left in my kitchen. I will definitely add this to my outdoor dining repetoire!
Icooktoo's Review
This was HORRIBLE!! What a waste of money!
TeresaMichelsen's Review
Pretty good, but some of the improvements suggested by other reviewers (more heat, avocado) would enhance it. I also found the cooking time for the scallops and shrimp a little too long - they were very thoroughly cooked and the texture suffered. Adjust this to two minutes if your scallops/shrimp are smaller.
julie64's Review
Very Yummy! I usually have frozen scallops and shrimp on hand and added chicken rather than crab for my kids. Next time will double the chili sauce as it could have been spicier. Served with some rice for a full meal. Will definitely make this again!
CGinVA's Review
Quick, easy and tasty! Expensive dish b/c of the seafood but would be great for company or for take-to-work lunches. I used chili sauce w/garlic instead of the paste and doubled it. I substituted basil for the mint. Add avocado chunks to make it even more delicious! Yum!


text:
Quack Quack finds out, to his horror, that one of his yogurts has expired. The buddies then help him hold a funeral for it.
Quack Quack wakes up one morning and goes to the fridge and checks on his yogurt, only to find out to his horror that one of them has expired. Mr. Cat and Stumpy walk by, unaware of what has happened, and Stumpy tries to convince Mr. Cat that he should read Mr. Coolskin. He refuses, since he finds it annoying that superheroes never die. Stumpy informs him that they do die, only to come back alive somehow. A suitcase falls out of the sky and Kaeloo appears from inside it, deciding that it's a nice day to play games. Mr. Cat says that they can do what they always do: he torments Quack Quack, and Kaeloo transforms and beats him up. Mr. Cat hits Quack Quack on the head with a mallet and then runs around with Bad Kaeloo chasing him, and Stumpy does random things while laughing.
The three of them collapse on the ground laughing, when Kaeloo realizes that Quack Quack looks upset. He shows her the expired yogurt, and she realizes what has happened. She explains it to Stumpy, who gets excited since it's his first time seeing a dead body. Mr. Cat throws the yogurt in the trash and decides to keep playing, but Quack Quack grabs it from the dumpster. Kaeloo tells him that he should have some respect for the dead. Mr. Cat says that he never knew the yogurt, so Kaeloo pulls out an old photo album with pictures from various episodes in it, showing the yogurt, whose name is Yogo, in the background of each one.
To stop Quack Quack from feeling sad, Kaeloo suggests that they play games. They recreate moments from episodes such as "Let's Play Tennis", "Let's Play Hopscotch" and "Let's Play Cowboys and Indians", the last of which results in all four of them falling off a cliff. Mr. Cat is bored, and he shoots Quack Quack (who is still depressed) with a gun so he can "join Yogo", but decides that it just isn't funny if he doesn't say "Quack".
Kaeloo says that the only thing to do is cry, but Stumpy has an idea: putting himself in jeopardy to get Quack Quack out of his depressed state. He picks up a rock, and Kaeloo notes that that isn't dangerous at all, but he reminds her that with his usual luck, it will be. He throws the rock, which sets off a chain of events which culminate in a giant boulder almost falling on his head, but Quack Quack snaps out of his depressed state and saves him just in time.
Later, Mr. Cat is explaining the concept of funerals to Stumpy, who remarks that he seems to know a lot about funerals. He replies that he knows "a bit too much" about them. The funeral starts, and Mr. Cat hides behind a tree, claiming to have only come for free food. Kaeloo makes a speech, and then Stumpy starts singing sad music as Quack Quack lowers the coffin into the ground. Suddenly, Yogo's spirit (only visible to Quack Quack) rises from the ground and flies away, as Quack Quack waves goodbye. Everybody else starts eating the food while Quack Quack sits on the ground some distance away.
Mr. Cat shows up and holds a mallet above Quack Quack's head, and Quack Quack closes his eyes in fear. When he opens them again, Mr. Cat is walking away, and he mentions that he left a gift for him, and Quack Quack notices a box on the ground next to him. After Mr. Cat leaves, Quack Quack opens the gift box and finds a baby yogurt inside, to his delight.
Key Characters
- Kaeloo
- Stumpy
- Quack Quack
- Mr. Cat
- This was originally intended to be the series finale, but the show was picked up for another season.
- This was the final episode to be dubbed into English.
- This is the series' first death-themed episode.
- Stumpy sings the background music that plays during sad scenes in the show.
- In this episode, the characters recreate moments from previous episodes, and Kaeloo pulls out an album with pictures from previous episodes.
- This episode implied that one or more people Mr. Cat knew died when he was younger.
- In this episode, Mr. Cat says that he doesn't want to read Mr. Coolskin comic books, but in "Let's Play Shaolin Fitness" he forcefully takes all of Stumpy's comic books and reads them.
| "There's no pictures?!"
This gallery is a stub. You can help Kaeloo Wiki by expanding it.


text:
If you are a new patient to our office, the attached file contains our new patient bundle with forms that will need to be filled out when you arrive at our office. Printing them, filling them out and bringing them with you will allow us to attend to your medical needs more quickly than completing them on your arrival. Thank you and please call our office if you have any questions at all.
Patient Forms (Print & Complete All Forms Prior To First Office Visit)
Now that you will be a patient of ours, it's very important to Like our Facebook Page. By Liking our Facebook page you will be able to stay informed on the latest Promotions, Office News, Contests and Giveaways! Please take a minute to Like our Facebook page. Thank you - Dr. Patricia Thomas and staff :)
Welcome |
Our Practice |
Smile Analysis |
Procedures |
Links |
Appointment Request |
Dental Videos |
Patient Forms |
Site Developed by ProSites.com


text: Hello, I just buy a cyclo DS evolution and i have a problem: 1st - I install upgrade.evo : it works 2nd - I put a game, and my PC crash. So i reformat my SDHC card (Sandisk 4 Go) and now, I still have this screen since 1 hour http://www.noelshack.com/voir/130309/P1010762053437.JPG http://www.noelshack.com/voir/130309/P1010763052916.JPG I try Hold + B, in order to re-install linkers. No way I try the linker with another SD card: "Please Insert SD" IS it a problem of SD reader on the linker? Can anyone can send me via megaupload or other, system folder I want to try something Thanks


text:
We started out as a collaborative project between the CCRA and ICBA to distribute digital course materials at select collegiate bookstores in Canada and the USA. Well, the project has taken on a life of its own. With hundreds of institutions and all the major publishers in Canada and the US on board, we've established ourselves as an industry force in the distribution of digital course materials.
In 2011, the CCRA and ICBA took the step of incorporating Campus eBookstore into its own company and choosing CutCom Software to drive the product development and operations aspects of the business. You can reach out to either the Board of Directors or CutCom Software by clicking the button below!


text:
Model United Nations TU München e.V. (MUNTUM) was founded almost 10 years ago, in 2007. A group of students came together and created a society that remains unique at the Technical University of Munich to this day. With the aim of promoting international understanding and cultural tolerance, they committed to administering a programme that would connect students of various backgrounds within the framework of Model United Nations (MUN).
First MUNTUM training weekend.
Initially, MUNTUM focussed its efforts on only one conference: Harvard WorldMUN ("TUM goes WorldMUN" project). Throughout the years, as members' enthusiasm for MUN'ing peaked, we began attending a broader range of conferences. Members of a given delegation often attend up to four conferences.
An article about MUNTUM's preparation for WorldMUN in Mexico, published in 2008 by Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Then and now, MUNTUM provides its members with training and support to make this happen. Most importantly, however, MUNTUM remains a unique platform for students who are interested in international politics and international relations to come together and share their views in an open and tolerant environment; something their (usually technology-related) study programmes don't offer them.
The president of TUM, Professor Herrmann, expresses his support for MUNTUM.
The original values upon which MUNTUM was built ten years ago remain firmly embedded in all our undertakings, and we are proud of our long history at TUM. To this day, MUNTUM succeeds in confronting current world events, instilling open mindsets and creating long-lasting friendships.


text:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Operation: Destination Homebound?
ODHB is a non-profit transportation service for active duty and veteran service members, and their immediate families. Read more about us here.
What do I do if I need a ride sooner than 48 hours in advance?
If you are in an emergency situation and need a ride sooner than 48 hours in advance, please contact us by phone: (760)912-7395.
Do you offer rides outside of Southern California?
At this time we do not offer rides outside of the SoCal area. However, we have plans to expand in the future and interest from volunteers in other areas. Please connect with us on our Facebook page to see any news or announcements about expansion of our services.
Can my brother/grandmother/uncle use your services?
Unfortunately, we only offer rides to active duty and veteran service members and their immediate family. For the safety of our drivers and to verify eligibility we ask that riders show us their military ID. We do offer services to direct dependents or spouses/significant others under certain circumstances. If you have a question about bringing someone along on your ride, please email us.
How do I volunteer to be a driver?
Please visit our Volunteer page and submit your information there. In order to being considered, you must have a current driver's license that displays your current address, a clean record (no D.U.I.s, felony, or drug convictions), as well as a passenger vehicle in good working order, current registration and car insurance.


text:
For NAD Pastors
Transformational Evangelism
Transformational Pastors and Congregations
By: Ken Denslow
Join the discussion on facebook.
About a year and a half ago, NAD president, Elder Dan Jackson, came to the administrative team with a list of six areas of emphasis for us to consider as the basis for the NAD agenda going into the next few years. These were unpacked, discussed, tweaked and became the Building Blocks of the NAD strategic plan that were shared with division leaders at the 2012 NAD Year End Meetings. They are:
- Adventist Learning Community
- Emerging Immigrant Groups
- Retention of Young Adults
- Social Media
- Transformational Evangelism
- Women in Ministry
Subsequently, these were discussed and voted by the NAD Executive Committee. It seems to me that the most far-reaching, all-encompassing of the Building Blocks is Transformational Evangelism. It takes in the very reason for the existence of the church. It is the fulfillment of the last command of Jesus before His ascension – "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always even to the end of the age." Matthew 28:18 – 20. In a sense, it is the glue that holds the other five building blocks together.
It has been over a year since the vote to pursue these building blocks. The NAD Ministerial Department and I have been charged with the development of this Transformational Evangelism block. The one thing that I can say for sure at this point is that we have taken on a huge task – one that is much bigger than any of us imagined. Let me give you a little history of the development of this building block.
As the Transformational Evangelism Building Block was originally conceived it was to be the NAD articulation of the General Conference initiative, Mission to the Cities. But as we talked there arose a desire to do more than just create plans to stimulate more baptisms in large urban areas. What we really need is a movement that is all about discipleship. We don't want to just baptize people, we want to see them retained in the Church – Kingdom growth. We talked about what it would look like for the church to REALLY be a presence in the community. What would it take to get people out of the comfort of the walls of the church building? In what ways could we impact our world?
We have all been involved in public evangelism and it continues to be the largest producer of baptisms, by far. And yet, we lose far too many people from the church rolls after their baptism. Transformational Evangelism will continue to support public evangelism but it is all about creating a congregational life and context that is conducive to keeping and growing members. In the best scenario, people who take their stand for Christ and His Church at a public evangelistic meeting already have a relationship with the local congregation. But sadly, that is often not the case. I remember a young man who was baptized and completely wrapped up in his new friendship with Jesus. One day, I overheard a couple of the church ladies in the foyer of the church talking about him. One said, "All he ever wants to talk about is Jesus." The other one replied, "Don't worry, he'll get over it." Happily, thirty years later, he is still talking about Jesus!
So, what we are really talking about now is a change of culture. Recognition of this is found in the world church emphasis on Revival and Reformation (in the NAD referred to as Revival and Transformation, one of our core values). The huge challenge that we face is how do you change a church culture that is spread over an entire continent, very diverse and, in many places, inert.
What is Transformational Evangelism? In Luke 13:18 – 21, Jesus says, through the parable of the mustard seed and the parable of the leaven, that the Kingdom of God grows and transforms the world. When conversion happens in my life all things change, I am transformed. A new seed is planted in me that grows throughout my lifetime. I produce the fruit of the spirit. I am not the same and because I am not the same. The space around me changes – for good.
When I first met Joe he was illiterate, obese, unemployed and pathologically shy. He came to an evangelistic series and there came to know Jesus and as a result his life was transformed. Miraculously through prayer, he learned to read for the first time because, as he put, it: "I wanted to be able to read the Bible so that I could know Jesus better." Over time he lost a LOT of weight because, "I thought I could be a better witness for Jesus if I was healthy." Eventually he became an elder in his church. A new man, transformed by the grace of God! That is what we mean by Transformational Evangelism.
In a sentence, here is what it comes down to. Transformational Evangelism happens in a transformational congregation, which is led by a transformational pastor.
If it is the grace of God through Christ and the Holy Spirit that transforms people, it is vital that the "body of Christ" reflect that transforming grace. If we are going to experience lasting and transforming evangelism it must be in the context of a community that reflects transforming grace--A healthy congregation. We think that there are good resources available to help us assess the health of the local congregation such as Natural Church Development. Through the Transformational Evangelism Building Block we want to push for congregations to assess their health and their ability to forward healthy evangelism.
Healthy, transforming churches are led by healthy, transformed and well-equipped pastors. Over the last two years, the NAD Ministerial Department has been working hard at the development of a list of core competencies for the Adventist pastor. There has been a lot of study, prayer, and vetting in this process. These competencies will be the basis for evaluating how we should go about selecting, training and equipping our pastors in the North American Division.
Funding Initiatives Taken in 2013
At the NAD Year End Meeting this fall, we reported the following initiatives in pursuit of the goals of Transformational Evangelism.
Project stimulus grants ($400,000)
The Church already has a program, Global Mission, that funds church planting projects in unreached areas or among unreached people groups. But there are many areas that have a church presence but growth is not happening. Sometimes the lack of growth is simply because there is a lack of financial or human resources. Sometimes it is due to a lack of ideas. This program addresses those areas.
Eight of the nine Unions (Atlantic Union has already received its funding as part of NY13) will receive grants of $50,000 to undertake a conference-proposed sustainable transformational evangelism model. The intent is to especially focus on under-resourced territories. The hardest money to find is that with which to try new, untested and sometimes risky ideas. These funds are for that purpose. This is, in essence, research and development money.
To qualify for the funding from the NAD, the local Union will need to match at least 50% of the $50,000 grant. Conferences will be invited to submit proposals to their union for consideration. Each union will select a project to receive these funds. Project proposals will need to be at the local union no later than April 1, 2014. The funding will be available from the NAD on April 30, 2014.
Those conferences that submit proposals are encouraged to use whatever Union or NAD departmental support available in planning and implementation. There are other resources within our division that should not be overlooked in the process, the North American Division Evangelism Institute, Seminars Unlimited, the media ministries, our colleges and universities, Adventist healthcare, Adventist Information Ministry (surely, I am forgetting somebody). All of these stand ready to collaborate, but it will be at the initiation of the local field.
Here are some suggested project criteria:
- locations with a low member to non-member ratio
- incarnational – members reside and are involved in the targeted area
- the congregation has a voted plan for engaging in a transformational evangelism cycle which will include assessment of community needs and matching with church resources with the goal to transform some aspect of the local community.
Conferences will complete an NAD supplied reporting form Conferences that receive this funding will be required to give annual reports to the NAD for three years. The purpose of the reporting is both for accountability and so that the stories can be shared throughout the field.
Transformational Evangelism Conventions - $60,000
As part of the General Conference program, Mission to the Cities, each of the nine unions has designated a city to emphasize for evangelism. A couple of unions have already concluded their meetings but most have not. Here is a Union by Union listing of target cities:
Atlantic Union New York City
Columbia Union TBD
Lake Union Indianapolis
Mid-America Union St. Louis
North Pacific Union Seattle
Pacific Union San Francisco Bay Area
SDA Church in Canada Edmonton
Southern Union Memphis
Southwestern Union San Antonio
This initiative is about supporting the congregations that are in the target cities of Mission to the cities. During the next year, the NAD will work with three unions and the congregations and conferences in their targeted cities to provide a planning and training event for members in outreach ministry.
The ministries of the NAD, Adult, Community Services, Health, Youth, etc., are anxious to collaborate in this initiative.
Every two or three years the NAD conducts a Ministries Convention. It is always well done and much appreciated by those who attend. Its targeted to conference and union ministries directors. There are lay church members who attend but many are not able to come because of time and cost. This initiative provides for training that is aimed directly at the local church member. The convention will be in their backyard. And most importantly, it will be tailored by the local field to meet the local needs.
Here are some criteria:
- Unions to select the cities (already done)
- Community assessment to be completed at least three months prior to determine what sorts of needs are to be met (the NAD Assessment office can be a resource for this)
- Event facilities to be coordinated and funded by the local committee
- Cost of training and materials to be funded from the $20,000 grant.
- Travel costs for NAD personnel will be covered by their travel budgets not the grant
Doctor of Ministry Project Grants - $40,000
One way to stimulate thinking about Transformational Evangelism and new approaches to is to have thought leaders studying, writing and experimenting on the topic. Through this initiative we wish to stimulate research of urban needs and ministry throughout our division to the creation and implementation of a variety of models of sustainable Transformational Evangelism.
This initiative provides sixteen employed pastors who are in the Doctor of Ministry program at Andrews University with a grant of $2500 toward their project. This is a cooperative effort between the Adventist Theological Seminary and the NAD Ministerial Department.
Here are the criteria:
- The pastors must implement these projects in partnership with their conferences.
- There will be a limit of one pastor and one grant per conference.
- A copy to the completed project will be submitted to the NAD Transformational Evangelism office.
- Pray One Million
- Creating Virtual Worship Spaces
- The Fundraising Committee and the Pastor
- Evangelism: Don't Delete It, Redeem It*
- My Resolve: The Conversation Continues
- After Worship
- Warm Is the New Cool
- What about Halloween?
- My Resolve
- Ten Things Every Media Ministry Should Do
- Compassion Evangelism
- A Reflection on the Dallas Prayer Vigil
- Cybersecurity Q&A: When to Upgrade and How to Combat Hackers
- Cybersecurity Basics: How to Protect Your Ministry On the Cyber Level
- Restore a Child for Halloween
- Hope for the Wounded: Advocating for Addiction Recovery Among Adventists
- Called … But Why? Perspectives on the Call to Leadership
- Taking the Stress out of Sermon Prep
- Ministry in the Face of Tragedy
- Racial Unity in the City and Church
- One Day Meetings
- Preaching: An Essential, Central, Spiritual Dimension of Leadership
- Second Chances— What to Do if a Campaign Has Failed
- First Day of School
- Hope Trending
- Mike Dauncey Interview
- Shadow Empire: Become a Voice of Prophecy Speaker
- NAD Women Pastors and Chaplains Retreat
- Side By Side We Stand at Augusta First
- The Philando Castile Protest: Why I Went, and What I Learned
- Ministering with Your Local Police Officers
- Beltsville Church Builds Patio for Police
- Help for Bullied Pastors
- A Visit to Church in the Valley
- An Interview with David Jamieson
- Ministry Hacks - Involve Kids
- Discipleshift
- Bullying in the Adventist Church
- Tips for Visiting Seniors
- NAD Women Pastors and Chaplains Retreat
- A Cure for the "Where'd It Go?" Pastor
- The Suffering Leader: A Transforming Relational Process
- The Intensity Comes Home: Church Conflict and the Pastor's Family
- Called … but Why? Perspectives on the call to leadership
- The Uzzah Effect: Lessons of Trust and Providence for Church Leaders
- Terminal Authority as a Function of Community
- Great Sermon, Pastor
- Missional Prayer
- "Who Sends Their Employees to Bermuda for Two Days?"
- ALL 4 Jesus
- Ministry Hacks: Suicide Prevention
- The Devil Wants to "Help" Your Church
- Adventist Philanthropy . . . in the Black
- Why Our Churches Need to be on Social Media
- Graceful Retirement
- Building a Great Team
- Church and Our Kids
- 3 Reasons Why I Don't Want My Child To Be A Pastor
- Bridging the Racial Divide
- Hope Heals 2016 NAD Prayer Initiative
- Three Questions for Elizabeth Talbot
- Tips for Great Photos
- How Important is a Presence on Social Media to Thriving, Impacting Churches Today?
- An Interview with Jason Lombard
- How to Make Your Church Irresistible
- How to Draw a Crowd: 21 Ways to Increase Attendance at Your Next Event
- Graphic Design Tips For Pastors
- Effective Communication Skills for Christian Leaders
- DDIY: Don't Do It Yourself
- An Interview With Chad Stuart
- 5 Simple Ways to Deal with the Media: Thanks to Donald Trump
- John Grys Appointed Ministerial Associate for Pastoral Development
- Philanthropy
- Shifting Your Focus To Increase Tithe and Offerings: 12 Tips that Have Helped Us
- Five Things Successful People Struggle With
- Marketing Religion and Faith
- Drill or Die: Why Your Church Needs Safety Sabbath 2016
- Mafgia: A Ministry for Post-Abortive Women
- PhD Pastors: An Interview with David Hamstra
- The Narrow Gate
- "Downsizing" the Funeral
- Memorable Memorials Personalized Homilies for a Fitting and Memorable Goodbye
- Why Didn't They Teach Me THAT at the Seminary?
- Asking Good Questions
- The Next Generation of Givers
- Project Millennial Needs Your Support
- Church Giving Kiosks: Is There a Place for Web-Based Giving in the Church?
- Surviving and Navigating the Obstacle Course of Congregational Conflict
- The Looming Shortage of Adventist Pastors
- Fundraising in the Local Church
- Tired All the Time: Adrenal Fatigue
- Four Questions for Henry Wright
- When Adventists Differ
- Q-Tip It
- Write for Best Practices
- Turning Sermons into Articles
- Dealing with the Downers, Dissenters & Dissatisfied
- Three Questions for Randy and Anita Roberts
- YOU Make it Possible to Restore a (Hungry) Child for Halloween
- David Franklin Interview
- Abraham Jules Interview
- Harold Altamirano Interview
- Lori Farr Interview
- Marvin Wray Interview
- Matt Axford Interview
- MyRon Edmonds Interview
- Pranitha Fielder Interview
- Richie Halversen Interview
- Rodlie Ortiz Interview
- Stewart Lozensky Interview
- Jaime Pombo Interview
- Blue Christmas: Offering Hope and Comfort
- Planning a Blue Christmas Service
- Comfort for the Day: Your New Grief Ministry Resource
- Urgent Need for Volunteers in Micronesia and Marshall Islands
- Uriah Smith: Apologist and Biblical Commentator
- Family Fun Fair
- Armed Security: Good Idea or Bad?
- Three Questions for Dwight Nelson
- The Millennium Project
- Preaching From a Teleprompter
- Mission Statements and Fundraising
- Three Questions for Stacy Nelson
- Pastoral Visitation
- Members in Ministry
- Five Questions for Dr. Carlton Byrd
- Stories We Tell - Allowances
- Popular Fundraising Handbook Updated, Revised, Expanded
- Encouragement for Disappointed Millennials
- Talking Points for the Conversation
- What It's Really Like to Be a Woman Pastor
- 5 Things Adventist Millennials Can Do After the General Conference.
- Tenderly Caring for Our Wounded
- Tip for Joy
- Preparing for the Unthinkable
- Five Things You Can Do After the SCOTUS Ruling On Same Sex Marriage
- Lessons for Surviving the Fallout of the Ordination Vote
- More Sound Bites from CALLED Convention
- Three Questions for Neal Nedley
- Core Qualities: Relationships Winning Friendships
- Evangelism Shark Tank - Final Night
- Three Questions for Rebecca Pippert
- Core Qualities: Scholarship Why Scholarship?
- Three Questions for Wintley Phipps
- Evangelism Shark Tank
- Three Questions for Gary Hamel
- The Pastor's Genius Station Where Technology Meets Your Ministry Needs
- Four Questions for Dan Jackson
- Core Qualities: Leadership Never Apologize for Leading
- CALLED Ministry Resource Hall
- Core Qualities: Worship Putting God First
- Welcome to CALLED!
- Preparing a Sermon Series
- A Time to Forgive
- Ministry Hacks: Suicide Prevention
- Talbot to Speak at CALLED Convention
- Effective Church Communication
- Attracting and Engaging Millennials
- Cultivating Adventist Giving: But We're Different, Right?
- Stories We Tell Traditions: Why Do You Do That?
- Effective Church Staff Meetings
- Ministry Hacks: Body Outlines in the Parking Lot
- Church Transformation: A Pastor's Journey
- Making the Risk Management Difference
- IMPACT San Antonio: A Global Young Adult Experience
- The Undistracted Life
- Adventist Peace Fellowship
- Do Fast
- Late Nights at the CALLED Convention
- CALLED Convention General Session Information – Over 4000 registered!
- Thunder in the Holy Land
- Free Relational Small Group Study Guides
- Young Adult Life Initiative
- Young Adult Life
- GenU.tv, the Missing Resource
- Global Youth Day
- Life Experiment
- Passionate Overflow
- Laboring for the Harvest on Public University Campuses
- Millennial Matrix Project: Discoveries at Chandler Seventh-day Adventist Church
- 5 Reasons Membership Matters
- Fundraising and the Forgotten Word
- Preaching to the World: When Everything You Say is Heard by Everyone Instantly
- Engaging Adventist Millennials: A church that embraces relationships
- If the 50's Came Back We'd Be Ready
- 100 Days of Prayer
- Membership Matters
- Small Groups Boost Church Membership What's the Science Behind Their Success?
- Four Things You Need to Know About Church IT Security
- Tech Resources that (Are Supposed to) Help the Church
- Scheduling Posts
- A Review Eugene Peterson's Book Under the Unpredictable Plant – An Exploration in Vocational Holiness
- Countering Cynicism: Stay the Course, Finish the Course
- Adventist Maverick
- Provo Adventist Community Center
- How to Thrive in a Long-Term Pastorate
- Capital Campaigns from a Conference Perspective
- Present and Praying
- Pastoring for the Long Haul
- We Have Contact!
- After the Rain
- It Is Time to Take Church Media Risks Seriously
- Serving the World's Cities: An Andrews University Response
- 5 Tips for Fixing Your Church's Web Design
- 3 Common Sense Keys to Church Growth
- Creating a Logical Sequence of Topics in a Short Series Part 2
- Revelation Round Table
- Taking the Mystery Out of Guest Visits
- Stories We Tell: Remember Who You Are
- Renting Your Church
- Preventing and Detecting Fraud at Your Church
- The 4 P's of Child Abuse Prevention
- Four Things You Need to Know About Church IT Security
- Taking Church Media Risks Seriously
- Shepherd of the Flock – Managing Risk in Ministry
- Creating a Logical Sequence of Topics in a Short Series Part 1
- Preparing a Couple for Lifelong Marriage: It's Complicated
- Boost Your Ministry by Working With Your Spouse
- 6 Ways to Guard Your Marriage in Ministry
- Preparing a Couple for Lifelong Marriage
- Is The Fundraising Plan Your Pastoral Function?
- Christmas Evangelism Ideas
- Blue Christmas
- Stories We Tell: You're Invited
- New NAD Ministerial Associate joins to focus on Evangelism
- Vetting the Ministries
- Books on Emotional Healing
- Funerals: A Significant Threshold The Honorable Gift
- More Things To Stop Saying
- Strategic Friendship Evangelism
- The Printed Prophets
- Stories We Tell: Listen to the Son
- The Stresses of Being a Pastor: The Struggle of Pastoral Families in the Adventist Church
- The Seventh-day Adventist Retirement Plan is Changing
- $120,000 to be Given Away at CALLED Convention
- Please Count!
- Pirates in the Pulpit
- Stop Saying That
- Did I Lose You?
- NAD Pastors' Family Convention/General Conference Session Attendance
- Taming E-Mail
- Stories We Tell: Love Must Be Demonstrated
- Reviving Communion
- Reversing the Trend
- The Haystacks Church
- Stories We Tell: The Alcove Swing
- Ellen White: Supporting, Seldom Seen
- Making Ellen White Teen-Friendly
- Stories We Tell: Terrorists in Churches
- Passing on the Mantle
- Getting Off to a Great Start
- Fundraising Doesn't Cause People To Stop Giving Their Tithe and Offerings
- Stories We Tell: Rascally Raccoons
- Effective Preaching: Preparing Notes
- Giving Our Best for God's Children
- The Most Important Investment a Pastor Can Make
- Stories We Tell: God Wins
- Effective Preaching: Choosing Illustrations
- 3 Things Every Congregation Wants to Know About Its Pastor
- Preaching a Christ-Centered Message for a World in Crisis
- 7 Areas to Focus On in Your First Year of a New Pastorate
- Effective Preaching: Drafting an Outline
- RECHARGE at Southern Adventist University
- Ministry with Millennials: Feedback to Move Forward
- Child Dedication
- Stay in My Lane
- Ministry with Millennials: The Power of Relationships
- The 11:00 Hour: Is Society Changing What We Hear on Sabbath Mornings?
- Ministry with Millennials: Can You Hear Me Now?
- Radical Restructuring for Church Ministries
- Anointing the Sick
- And I Shall Dwell
- Funerals: A Significant Threshold
- Effective Preaching: Study the Text
- Why Our Churches, Schools and Hospitals Need to be on Social Media
- Preaching: Getting Started
- How to Pastor Your Conference President
- Ministry with Millennials: What's Bad About Church
- NAD Pastors believe that they are proficient in Core Competencies.
- A Church Pastor's Dream List
- The Pastor and Fundraising: A Pastor's Perspective
- SMOC: Single Moms Oil Change Ministry
- Ministry with Millennials: What's Good About Church
- Living in a Man's World
- Ministry with Millennials: Young Adult Perceptions
- Coaching Young Adults' Calling
- Grace Outlet
- Millennial Ministry
- Research Continues on the Core Competencies of Pastors
- FUNdraising for Churches
- Improving Your Leadership
- A Visit to Loma Linda University Church
- What is Seventh-day Adventist Preaching?
- The Forgotten Generation
- The Big Four
- You're Preaching? Good. Here is What I Need
- A Privilege to Serve
- Best Practices for Event Planning
- Generation Change: Why Our Youth Leave
- Generation Change: Designing the Future
- How to Work for the Church and Still Be Saved
- A Spouse's Perspective on Pastoring
- Stories We Tell: Going Together
- Application: The Often Forgotten Part of the Sermon
- 7 Points for Pastoral Interviews
- Strategies for a Successful Interview
- Giving to Religion – A Changing Landscape
- Schaller and the Small Church
- 5 Web Tools Your Church Needs
- Wise Words: Resurrection Voices
- Happy Sabbath: Routine or Heartfelt?
- Blogging Basics for Pastors
- Close to Paradise
- Adventists in the City: Moving to the City to Raise Up Churches
- Stories We Tell: Invisible Weights
- Small Groups Fair Offers Something for Everyone
- Stories We Tell: Lessons from a Mouse
- C.D.: the Man Behind the Message
- 7 Strategies for Church School Evangelism
- Upcoming InMinistry Courses
- Stories We Tell: The Last Puzzle Piece
- Evangelism in the Small Church
- You Can't Lead Through Appeasement
- Wise Words: Evangelism
- Caring for Military Families
- New Parenting Resource
- Stories We Tell: Make Me Like Joe
- Caring for Military Members
- 3 Tools for Your Religious Liberty Campaign
- Understanding Your Community
- Transformational Evangelism
- Connecting with Business Owners on the Island of Yap
- Community Engagement
- Blurring the Lines Between Church and Community
- Reaping the Rewards of Partnership
- Adventists in the City
- Stories We Tell: Life-Saving Hope
- Reading: Gas in the Tank
- Last Rites for a Dying Church
- Stories We Tell: When a Pest is Your Best Friend
- Book Review: Leading With a Limp
- Reading: Fuel for the Road
- The Gift Card
- Senior Pastor or Lead Pastor?
- Young Adult Life Presentation
- 10 Points for Paperless Preaching
- 12 Ways to Take Care of Yourself During and After a Crisis
- How do you comfortably integrate guests into the communion celebrations of the church?
- The Least Exciting Fundraising Campaign—2
- The Ulfberht Sword
- Free Legal Aid Fair
- Funeral Do's and Don'ts
- Funeral Evangelism
- The Least Exciting Fundraising Campaign
- Does One Size Really Fit All?
- Innovate or Die
- When to buy, when to renovate, or when to look the other way?
- Risk Management—More than just insurance?
- School Board: Money, People and Policy
- Volunteers: Attract them. Grow them. Keep them.
- QR Codes in the Bulletin
- The Diamond
- Ask a Seasoned Pastor
- Talking with Teens
- Pastor and Teacher Collaboration
- Simple Church At Home
- 10 Things Pastors Wish Their Congregations Would Do
- Living A Balanced Life - By Saying No?
- Does Your Church Have Curb Appeal?
- Freely Received, Freely Given
- Open to a change in Pastoral Assignment?
- Seven Wise Things Pastors Should Do to Financially Succeed
- A Nest Egg Is Not Just for the Birds
- Plan Your Retirement Now
- Lording it Over—It shall not be so among you
- Living in the Hyphen
- The Silent Exodus and Signs of Hope
- Financial Makeover
- Financial Infidelity
- Taking over Your Local Theater
- Esther Knott Transition
- Shawn Boonstra Transition
- Potomac Spanish Youth Plant First English-Speaking Church
- Six Building Block Videos
- Natural Church Development Report for the Adventist Church
- Stewardship Contest Winners Announced
- The Power of Mentorship--Pastor Krystalynn Martin
- And Time is No More!
- International Bible Conference
- NAD Ministerial Fellowships With New Jersey Pastors
- New Fundraising Resource for Adventist Congregations
- Implications of aging ministers could challenge future staffing
- Best Practices to Go Weekly
- Wanted—Your Best Sermon
- "Radical Reboot" The Mid America Union Pastors' Convention 2011


text:
The Finer Details
For riders who want the best fit and all-day comfort, nothing matches the performance of a bib short. With its high-quality ELITE Pursuit 1:1 Chamois, this bib liner is the perfect complement to your favorite mountain bike short. It's made with light
- Three back pockets on the bib straps and integrated thigh pockets for storage
- ELITE Pursuit 1:1 Chamois®
- Underwear style fly
- Gripperless leg opening
- Strategic seam placement provides optimal chafe-free comfort
- Mesh bib upper provides stability and comfort
84% polyester 16% spandex; Imported
Fabric Details
- Type: Transfer Dry
Tech Icons
How it Fits


text:
All Canadian Orders will be shipped out within 1-3 business days. Saskatoon orders will be delivered same or next business day.
We do ship international! please message us for a shipping quote and we will help you complete the order.
We will gladly refund or exchange all unwashed and unworn ticketed merchandise in its original condition (tags attached) within 14 days of your purchase when accompanied by the original receipt for the price paid. Store credit can be issued for returns without a receipt and for purchases under 30 days. Please note: socks, underwear, and earrings are "final sale" and cannot be returned or exchanged unless the merchandise was found to be defective. Customer is responsible for return shipping unless merchandise was found to be defective. Returns are also accepted in store for online purchases.